All Research Papers Published In Performance

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4
10.1515/9783839403792-004

Den Körper in den Kampf werfen*

Dec 31, 2005
Performance
Raimund Hoghe

Book Chapter
1
10.1515/9783839403792-007

Spiel-ldentitäten und Instant-Biographien. Theorie und Performance bei She She Pop

Dec 31, 2005
Performance
Mieke Matzke

Book Chapter
10.4324/9780203473030-10

In rehearsal: The period play

Sep 02, 2003
Performance

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10.4324/9780203473030-7

Building the programme

Sep 02, 2003
Performance

Book Chapter
10.4324/9780203473030-6

An introduction to speech and drama examinations

Sep 02, 2003
Performance

Book Chapter
1
10.5040/9780571344048-div-00000008

Performance

Jan 01, 2001
Performance
Donald Cammell

Chas’s Flat – Day Tea maker alarm reading 2.45. Chas’s hand enters left to turn it off. Chas performs isometric exercises in bedroom. Dana in bathroom applying make-up. Dana Chas? Chas continues with exercises. Breakfast? Chas ignores Dana completely as she puts on her girdle. You’re up. Chas wit

Book Chapter
10.5040/9781838712433.006

The Back Story

Jan 01, 1998
Performance
Colin Maccabe

Book Chapter
10.5040/9781838712433.012

Aftermath

Jan 01, 1998
Performance
Colin Maccabe

Book Chapter
10.1007/978-1-349-18953-3_4

Naught but Shows: Towards a New Poetics of Performance (i)

Jan 01, 1987
Performance
Julian Hilton

The elements of the stage spectacle may be divided up into four main categories: (1) set, (2) lighting, (3) props, (4) costume and make-up. These constitute the contextual elements of performances, but they may, under special circumstances, assume the significance of actants.

Front Matter
10.1016/b978-1-4831-9729-6.50008-5

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

Jan 01, 1959
Performance
Courtland D Perkins